Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-19

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I brides asrun che 0ciumnfn. 81 Passes.
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Abouf Ell the horsss ID ths Cual
q AIsns mining reEion have bean aenl
cot % Hnfss Plains. u 2 20 Be afN,
tsred.- Haila Ualzs Sfsfssmea.
Il expsctsd thAf regular tzsin4 I'll
eommssre running between walls
Nalla s1d Psntlston % khs La d
March.
Msaskn 4. Barr and q. p. auksd1rf,
ne wsil known azstsl and statistical
writer, are Ia Wnlla Waiia, flinetFa4iun
and writing ~ tha ininnd mskropolis
for The Wasf Shors.
Cemmanosment exercises mk Whit
man COLLEGE ooeaF en- June 8, 1881,
when u ID expes4ed there will be f0us
graduates frUm the eelIeas-E. D. Boy
e., Dora AIdFich. Mary Gillinm and
Fanny IarFs three from the nuEmal d.
partment-Rose DoyelI, Lala Neon and
Laura PFsstons and ssms Is stndsnts
from The eiaasicaL scientific and literary
prspaEntorY courses Tns largest nnm-
Der attending q any one time during
the histoEy Of the ingfitnftea is 1e4. the
numbaF reached daring he pEessst
winter term, which ends March I. 1851.
Ths hall Of Abraham Linsoln Posi-,
No. 4. O. A. B., Of Walia Walls. iii Be
open every Sunaay from 8 .. N. nntil
tattoo - q reading room, where the old
and youne soldiers en- mest 70 talk,
read and smuse themselves. Il will be
Supplied with numerous papers from all
parts Of tbs Union By She ioeai press
and By purchaDs.
snew covers The ground as Walla
Walla 10 the depth Of . foot and q half.
ID is Of The Light, dry variety. and does
not make much water when melted.
The following are the bosdsmen Of A.
8. BoWies a. Tar ColIeetcT for Walla
walls oounty, In the aum Of $4,000 !:
A. 3. Bouies, T. 81. Nassau, ID. Buroksx,
J. r. Brewer, Patrick Lyons, "a Fallon,
James MsInEoe, p. Rascal. Thos. Moore,
A. @. Lloyd, Harvey Shaw, n. 8. Ghol-
so0, Orley Hnll, p. Yenney, e. @. b.
Rifis. II. q. Loudon, W. B. Thomas, ".
H. Mc0aiFe, Alfred Thomas, James
Beaden, John BEaden, r. u. OoFkrum,
W. r. Barnes, A. q. Diekinson, O. b.
Frazier, John Manion; as Sheriff,
5000: A. 8. Bswiea, John u. Muntin-
"a, Ed. AcDonald, w. r. Winens, A. b.
Ayrea. Z. J. Williams, w. n. 4. Brun-
ton, II. n. Porter, Marshall Martin, A.
L. LoEsnzsn, w. y. Osrkrum and Dion
Ksefas- WaIla Walla Union.
Ths elsotFio light win probably NOT be
revived in Walla Walla, having been
f0apd not 70 pay. No disposition Of
the plant has yet been made.
Al Dayton, MeBday, IN District
Court, Ohas. Bruno, alias Beck, escaped
military convict, vas sentenced 70 G
term Of eighteen months Ia the Psni.
tertiary for horse stealing.
The special train 70 bring the Albeit
Opera Company 30 Walla Walla will In.
elude Manager Prcsoott's private ear,
rendered by him for Mics Abbott's NJ.
during her trip In the northwest.
Over 10000 bushels Of wheat Ia ~
presented by signatures attached 10 the
wheat freight contracts 90 far this
week. The list nov represents nearly
ell the produot In the immediate vi
ginity ct Walla Walla.- WafIa Wall
yoaFnal.
The genial ". n. Peaehy. Who hal
been with us for the Lass twe years. Iefi
on Fen. 10Th for Seattle, where he en-
tsrs the employ Of the Lake Shore ant
Eastern Railroad Company. Hi
friends who proceeded him will be RIas
to know that be will put the old e1ita
10 order for their entertainment-
Yakima Republic.